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ad free cool effects in watercolor Autumn leaves (Patreon)

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2025-09-09 16:00:06
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2026-10
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Here is your ad free tutorial from today's YouTube - don't forget to download the trace- read the first post here on patreon to learn how.

Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: Paynes gray, , cadmium yellow deep , ,burnt umber, peacock blue, Prussian blue, pyrol Rubin, ultramarine blue, burnt Sienna, Daniel smith lunar black Princeton no 8 long round velvet touch series , Princeton no. 12 Neptune, 1 & 2" flat wash craft brush Baohong 100% cotton watercolor block 9x 12

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ad free watercolor techniques for cool effects

Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: Paynes gray, , cadmium yellow deep , ,burnt umber, peacock blue, Prussian blue, pyrol Rubin, ultramarine blue, burnt Sienna, Daniel smith lunar black Princeton no 8 long round velvet touch series , Princeton no. 12 Neptune, 1 & 2" flat wash craft brush Baohong 100% cotton watercolor block 9x 12 (disclaimer: these are affiliate links that I get a small fee from) Ellen Crimi-Trent is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for individuals to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. The cost to you for these products is the same, but Ellen earns a small commission and that keeps her channel growing! Thanks for stopping by! Please Like, Share & Subscribe! Ellen Copyright info: Videos produced by Ellen Crimi-Trent are intended for private use only- not for non-profit community, home and school groups or commercial.. Please no prints or mass market sales (Etsy). Thank you.

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Cher

Wow this looks amazing 👏🥰

Toni Wilkes

Fabulous tutorial. When you reference Brown, are you talking about Burnt umber? I am building my Holbein palette and want to buy the exact colors you use. Thanks.

Gayle

LOVE IT! I hope my color mixing will come out like yours....my attempts at that easy-looking paint mashup almost always leaves me with mud!

Alicia Young

The dark brown she is using in this video is Sepia.

Toni Wilkes

Thank you, Alicia for responding. I’m looking for the brown that she pulled from the right side of her palette . She pulled the sepia from the lower left area. It may be raw umber on the right side.

Paula

Oh, my gosh, I love this one! Will give it a go tomorrow.

Becky

Are the leaves drawn on with pencil before or after the background is painted?

SYLVIA ROGERSON

Great tutorial! I will give this one a go...

Debra Ch.

Hi Ellen, for some reason, the leaf doc is not printing clearly (just replaced the ink). Has anyone else had difficulty with printing the leaves??

Jane Sibley

Do you have to use a color block for this one or can you use a single sheet of watercolor paper on a plastic or waterproof base?

Pat

Question: I've completed the cglazing, its dried,..My colors, before & after glazing have faded quite a bit, dull, not vibrancy of true colors. what is the best tway to add color without loosing the background? I tried on one leal & it was too wet , & creatd blooms, which I overworked, not appealing. Otherwise, enjoyed this exercise, and loved painting wet on wet. I may cut out the good leaves to place on a card.. thank Ellen, love your enthusiasm

Catherine Patel

Yes how did she get the leaves on.. They don't look traced

Gayle

I loved doing this! I had trouble with the veins on the leaves, and the colors were a lot more muted than yours. I have a lot to learn but it's sure fun. Thanks/

Kim Bensel

I’m sure you don’t have to use a block. But, if I were doing it with a sheet, I would tape it down so it doesn’t warp.

Kim Bensel

She drew her leaves on after the first layer was dry 🙂

Bonnie Grove

This was fun, I used watercolor pencils for the veining on the leaves and also as an outline to sharpen my wonky edges. Thanks Ellen!

Bonnie Grove

I didn't realize there was a traceable and had already done the background. I let it completely dry and then traced the leaves on top of the paint. It worked!